The flowing movements of this practice are not only great exercise but it's also considered a moving meditation. Moving through a sequence of poses requires focus, concentration, and deep breathing. This calms your mind, relieves stress, and keeps your body fit.

The circle is the oldest form of social interaction. For a long time, hierarchical structures replaced circular structures as the dominant leadership model for groups, as they were seen as the most efficient.

However, in today’s world, circles are being re-discovered as the model that provides full participation and shared leadership, encourages creativity, demonstrates cooperation instead of competition and dominance, implements power-with instead of power-over, and reveals new solutions to old problems. Everyone is equally valued and equally shares. It is a spirit-filled time and place where collective creativity and wisdom is unleashed and nurtured. It is a place where there is a “relationship of reverence” that brings healing and empowerment.

Sacred circles are fun and give each participant the courage and power to become fully themselves and to make a positive difference in the world.

Proceeds go to a charity at the end of each year.

Practice different Kundalini Kriyas each week to encourage the flow of energy through the body, maintain the health of the spinal column, and improve the connection between mind & body and encouraging vagal tone.

Followed by a short meditation to set up your Friday and the weekend.